Friends & Partners

Children’s Cancer Fund of New Mexico is dependent on the help from generous organizations and donors like you. When you look into the faces of children with cancer, you won’t see disease. You’ll see hope. Hope to feel better again. Hope to survive. Hope for a future. Thanks to our friends and partners, we can continue on our mission to make a difference in the lives of each child and their families fighting cancer.

The Water Authority's assistance program for low-income customers is now managed by The Storehouse of Greater Albuquerque and the Rio Grande Food Project. Customers meeting household income and other requirements may qualify for ongoing assistance via the Low Income Credit program or for one-time emergency assistance via the Water Assistance Fund.

*Must get a referral from CCFNM for this fund

The PNM Good Neighbor Fund is an emergency assistance fund for PNM customers facing an unexpected financial hardship due to an emergency situation. The PNM Good Neighbor Fund may be able to help cover part or all of a past-due PNM bill.

Grant recipients must be income-eligible with proof of a qualified emergency situation that occurred within the last six months that has caused an unexpected loss in household income.

*Must get a referral from CCFNM for this fund

The Jessica Chavez Fund was created in her memory. It is intended to sponsor young men and women who are receiving cancer treatment at a New Mexico Pediatric Oncology facility for Prom or Graduation. Funds can be used for clothes, accessories, grooming, dinner, transportation, graduation announcements. If in any given year there is not such a young man or woman, the funds may be spent on a sibling (either a sibling that has lost a brother or sister or has a sibling in treatment) graduating that year. Contact the CCFNM office for more information on this fund.

Jordyn's Pillows was created by Jordyn's family in his memory to ensure each child had a pillow with them for the car rides back and forth to the hospital. This is something that brought him comfort.

At RGFP, hungry households can pick up a week’s worth of food once a month. They distribute frozen as well as fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy products, frozen meats, beans and rice, breads and dry and canned goods. In addition to our monthly food box program, we provide weekly groceries to medically-referred clients who are food insecure and have a chronic health condition that is related to hunger. This Food for Health program addresses chronic health conditions through improved nutrition and household education on eating habits.